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It's an EVGA 850 B3 PSU. I did read something about daisy chaining being an issue. The PSU comes with 6+2 pin cables to power the GPU, but with two 6+2 pin connectors and an 8 pin I believe on the other end to connect to the PSU. My GPU requires 2 8 pin connectors to power it, so i used one...

Specs: Processor: Intel i7-6700K Quad Core 4.0Ghz Mobo: Msi z270-a pro GPU: AMD Radeon RX Vega 64 16gb RAM (1 stick) 850W Power Supply Since I recently bought the above GPU to replace my old msi 1050, I haven't been able to get a picture from it. I've tried CMOS resets, uninstalling old GPU...

I recently upgraded from an NVIDIA GTX 1050 to an AMD Radeon RX VEGA 64 for work purposes. I had issues initially getting an output from the new card, but managed to solve the issue eventually(looks as though I didn't handle the driver installation correctly).Yesterday, I installed a new CPU...

I just upgraded my GPU from a GTX 1050 to a Radeon Vega 64 for work purposes. However, after switching between the two, I can't get any display output from either graphics card when it's installed. I'm lead to believe that I uninstalled the drivers incorrectly from my old card ( a friend told me...

Would it be plausible to pair an MSI Nvidia gtx 1050 gpu with an AMD A10-7890K apu? I've heard there may be conflict when using a APU and GPU but was wondering if I could disable the integrated graphics part of the 7890K or something similar so I don't have to replace my motherboard.

I did try with the direct HDMI to HDMI. It worked when connecting Monitor 2 seperately but not when i also had Monitor 1 connected via DVI.

Hey, I'm trying to set up dual monitors with two monitors,both AOC, not sure of the exact models. The first of these, i'll call it No.1, has a DVI port and a VGA port. The second, No.2, has a VGA and a HDMI port. I'm trying to connect both of these to my MSI GTX 1050 (will leave a link below to...